The Very Best Black Movies Of The 2000s
- Sanaa Lathan, Omar Epps, Alfre Woodard
Love & Basketball wooed and inspired audiences with its unconventional love story between Monica (Sanaa Lathan) and Quincy (Omar Epps). The duo's journey from childhood friends to star college athletes battling for love and success was a slam dunk in capturing hearts.
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- Ice Cube, Mike Epps, Justin Pierce
Next Friday, the uproarious sequel to the '90s classic Friday, kept viewers laughing with the antics of Craig (Ice Cube) and cousin Day-Day (Mike Epps). Laden with cultural references and side-splitting humor, this installment maintained the franchise's popularity.
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- T.I., Lauren London, Mykelti Williamson
ATL, starring T.I. as Rashad, brought the hustle and depth of Atlanta's roller-skating scene to the mainstream. With its underlying messages of family, friendship, and community, the film offered a refreshing take on urban life and captivated audiences nationwide.
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- Ice Cube, Anthony Anderson, Cedric the Entertainer
Barbershop, starring Queen Latifah, Ice Cube, and Cedric the Entertainer, delivered a razor-sharp portrayal of a hub of community, gossip, and camaraderie. The hilarious-yet-touching depiction of a struggling Chicago barbershop resonated with audiences everywhere.
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- Tyrese Gibson, Omar Gooding, Adrienne-Joi Johnson
Baby Boy showcased Tyrese Gibson and Taraji P. Henson in their powerful roles as Jody and Yvette, navigating life, love, and parenthood. The gripping tale of a young man's struggle to embrace responsibility struck a chord with viewers from all walks of life.
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- Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Jordi Mollà
Bad Boys II, featuring the dynamic duo of Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, brought back all the explosive action and humor as detectives in Miami. The sequel carried on the tradition of stunning set pieces and witty banter, making it a fan-favorite for the ages.
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- Wood Harris, Mekhi Phifer, Kevin Carroll
Paid in Full, the gritty urban tale starring Mekhi Phifer, Wood Harris, and Cam'ron, delved into the world of drugs, betrayal, and ambition in 1980s Harlem. With its unforgettable characters and relentless pace, the film kept fans on the edge of their seats.
More Paid in Full- #32 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #5 of 147 onThe Best Hood Movies Of All Time
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- Ice Cube, Mike Epps, Eva Mendes
All About the Benjamins, starring Ice Cube and Mike Epps, injected an uproarious twist into the crime-action genre. The duo's comedic chemistry and action-packed adventure in pursuit of a lost lottery ticket kept audiences rolling in laughter.
- #83 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
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- #7 of 72 onThe Best Black Comedy Movies Of The 2000s
- Will Smith, Jaden Smith, Thandie Newton
In The Pursuit of Happyness, Will Smith delivered a compelling performance as Chris Gardner, a single father on the brink of homelessness. Fighting for stability and opportunity, the film's moving narrative and themes of resilience struck an emotional chord with viewers.
- Columbus Short, Meagan Good, Ne-Yo
Stomp the Yard, with its electrifying dance moves and compelling story of fraternity, rivalry, and redemption, showcased Columbus Short's mesmerizing performance as DJ. The film's exploration of stepping and its impact on African American college life captivated viewers.
More Stomp the Yard- #69 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #31 of 78 onThe 75+ Best Dance Movies Of All Time, Ranked
- #31 of 81 onThe Best Black Sports Movies Ever Made
- Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington, Regina King
Jamie Foxx's Oscar-winning portrayal of legendary musician Ray Charles in Ray proved to be an emotional and groundbreaking experience for fans. Foxx's striking performance, coupled with a moving narrative, captured the spirit of the iconic artist and his remarkable journey.
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- Nick Cannon, Zoe Saldana, Orlando Jones
Drumline led audiences into the world of competitive marching band, with Nick Cannon starring as the dynamic and talented drummer, Devon. The intriguing exploration of teamwork, discipline, and the sheer power of music solidified this film's place in popular culture.
More Drumline- #94 of 152 onThe Best Movies of 2002
- #91 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
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- Jamie Foxx, Beyoncé, Eddie Murphy
Dreamgirls, featuring the powerhouse trio of Beyoncé Knowles, Jennifer Hudson, and Anika Noni Rose, enraptured audiences with its mesmerizing performances and captivating storyline. A stylish and poignant ode to vintage musical revues, the film achieved status as a modern classic.
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- #25 of 89 onThe Greatest African American Biopics Of All Time, Ranked
- Laurence Fishburne, Angela Bassett, Keke Palmer
Akeelah and the Bee, featuring Keke Palmer as the titular Akeelah, wowed viewers with its heartfelt tale of a young girl's determination and passion for the art of spelling. The film's relatable and inspiring themes of personal growth and self-discovery struck a chord with audiences, solidifying its place among the best 2000s Black movies.
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- #64 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- Martin Lawrence, Nia Long, Paul Giamatti
Big Momma's House had the ever-hilarious Martin Lawrence donning a fat suit and grandma dress to become the unforgettable Big Momma. Lawrence's comedic prowess in the eccentric role had audiences roaring with laughter and cemented the film as a beloved comedy.
More Big Momma's House- #20 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
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- 50 Cent, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Walter Alza
Get Rich or Die Tryin', which starred 50 Cent as a semi-autobiographical version of himself, catapulted the rapper's career to new heights. The gritty, fierce, and in-your-face portrayal of his rise to fame resonated with fans of his music and beyond.
- #155 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #76 of 93 onThe Best Movies With The Most F-Bombs
- #21 of 147 onThe Best Hood Movies Of All Time
- Denzel Washington, Robert Duvall, James Woods
John Q, starring Denzel Washington in an evocative role as a father desperate to save his son's life, was a heart-wrenching and thought-provoking film. With themes of family, love, and moral dilemmas, audiences embraced Washington's powerful performance and the movie's underlying message.
More John Q- #47 of 152 onThe Best Movies of 2002
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- Ice Cube, Mike Epps, John Witherspoon
Friday After Next, the third installment in the iconic Friday series, brought back Ice Cube and Mike Epps for another round of raucous holiday-themed hijinks. Featuring uproarious situations and memorable catchphrases, the film continued the beloved franchise's legacy of side-splitting laughs.
More Friday After Next- #9 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
- #109 of 152 onThe Best Movies of 2002
- #495 of 633 onThe 600+ Funniest Movies Of All Time
- Derek Luke, Joy Bryant, Denzel Washington
Antwone Fisher, with Denzel Washington both starring and directing, told the harrowing tale of mental health struggles and the power of mentorship. Based on a real-life Navy sailor, the film's emotional impact resonated with audiences, garnering widespread acclaim.
More Antwone Fisher- #16 of 89 onThe Greatest African American Biopics Of All Time, Ranked
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- Anika Noni Rose, Bruno Campos, Keith David
The Princess and the Frog introduced Disney's first African American princess, Tiana, delighting audiences of all ages with its enchanting tale, sensational songs, and stunning animation. An instant classic, the film celebrated New Orleans culture and introduced a much-needed diversity to the realm of fairy tales.
- Ice Cube, Nia Long, Jay Mohr
Are We There Yet? starred Ice Cube in a surprising family comedy role, as he embarked on a chaotic cross-country trip with two boisterous kids. The film's heartwarming message and slapstick humor resonated with young audiences and families alike.
More Are We There Yet- #515 of 704 onThe All-Time Greatest Comedy Films
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- Method Man, Redman, Obba Babatunde
How High, the uproarious comedy featuring rappers Method Man and Redman, brought the duo's magnetic chemistry to the big screen. The hilariously ludicrous premise of two stoners making it into Harvard kept viewers in stitches, securing its place as a comic favorite.
More How High- #11 of 93 onThe 85+ Best Stoner Comedies Ever
- #23 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
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- Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans, Jaime King
White Chicks, featuring the Wayans brothers in a comedic tour de force, saw the duo donning "white-girl" disguises to hilarious effect. The film's outrageous premise and rapid-fire humor made it a guilty pleasure that has spawned a dedicated following.
More White Chicks- #71 of 99 onThe Best Movies Of 2004, Ranked
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- Terrence Howard, Anthony Anderson, Taryn ManningMore Hustle & Flow
- #116 of 143 onThe Best Movies of 2005
- #78 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #125 of 175 onThe Best Movies About Music
- Angela Bassett, Derek Luke, Jamal Woolard
Notorious chronicled the life and career of iconic rapper Notorious B.I.G., with Jamal Woolard delivering a compelling performance as the titular legend. The film captured the essence of the '90s hip-hop scene and paid tribute to the rapper's undeniable impact on the industry.
More Notorious- #147 of 175 onThe Best Movies About Music
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- Queen Latifah, Alicia Silverstone, Andie MacDowell
Beauty Shop spun off from the popular Barbershop franchise, with Queen Latifah taking the spotlight as the sassy proprietor of a lively beauty salon. The film's humor, drama, and portrayal of a strong, independent woman struck a chord with audiences.
More Beauty Shop- #452 of 704 onThe All-Time Greatest Comedy Films
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- Gabourey Sidibe, Mo'Nique, Paula Patton
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- #23 of 125 onThe 100+ Grossest Movies Ever
- #388 of 675 onThe Best Movies Roger Ebert Gave Four Stars
- Delroy Lindo, Idris Elba, Loretta Devine
This Christmas brought together a talented ensemble cast, including Idris Elba and Chris Brown, for a heartwarming, holiday-centered family drama. Boasting memorable performances and relatable themes, the film became an essential addition to the holiday movie canon.
More This Christmas- #47 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
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- Gabrielle Union, Idris Elba, Louis Gossett
Daddy's Little Girls brought together Idris Elba and Gabrielle Union in a heartfelt romantic drama, highlighting the importance of family and love in the face of adversity. Directed by Tyler Perry, the film struck an emotional chord with viewers, showcasing the power of resilience and the human spirit.
More Daddy's Little Girls- #41 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #18 of 84 onThe 75 Best Black Romance Movies
- #52 of 87 onThe 80+ Best Father-Daughter Movies
- Denzel Washington, Forest Whitaker, Nate Parker
The Great Debaters, directed by and starring Denzel Washington, told the powerful true story of an African American debate team's quest for triumph and recognition. The film's uplifting narrative and inspiring performances impacted audiences, shining a light on perseverance and resilience.
More The Great Debaters- #16 of 89 onThe Greatest African American Biopics Of All Time, Ranked
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- LL Cool J, Gabrielle Union, Duane Martin
Deliver Us from Eva showcased the talents of Gabrielle Union and LL Cool J in a comic battle of wits and romance. The film balanced humor and heart, charming audiences with its feisty protagonist and an irresistible love story.
More Deliver Us from Eva- #67 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #10 of 84 onThe 75 Best Black Romance Movies
- #125 of 152 onThe Best Movies Of 2003, Ranked
- Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe, Chiwetel Ejiofor
American Gangster brought audiences a gripping crime drama with stellar performances from Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe. Based on a true story, the captivating narrative of a crime kingpin and the detective determined to bring him down kept viewers enthralled.
More American Gangster- #121 of 191 onThe Best Movies For Men
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- Taye Diggs, Sanaa Lathan, Yasiin Bey
Brown Sugar delved into the intersecting worlds of hip-hop and romance, with Taye Diggs and Sanaa Lathan delivering an unforgettable on-screen chemistry. The heartwarming love story set against the backdrop of New York's music scene charmed viewers, becoming a romantic classic.
More Brown Sugar- #39 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
- #130 of 152 onThe Best Movies of 2002
- #65 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- Queen Latifah, Gérard Depardieu, LL Cool J
Last Holiday starred the ever-enchanting Queen Latifah in a heartwarming tale of seizing life's opportunities and experiencing life to the fullest. Her indomitable spirit and captivating performance made the film a feel-good classic for audiences everywhere.
More Last Holiday- #80 of 126 onThe Best Christmas Movies Of All Time
- #78 of 101 onThe Best Movies Of 2006
- #240 of 473 onThe 400+ Best Chick Flicks Ever
- Bernie Mac, Ashton Kutcher, Zoe Saldana
Guess Who offered a modern and comedic twist on the classic film Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, featuring Bernie Mac and Ashton Kutcher. The film's clever humor and insight into cultural differences and family dynamics made for a fresh, entertaining, and poignant experience.
More Guess Who- #95 of 143 onThe Best Movies of 2005
- #37 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
- #195 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- Kevin Hart, Tom Arnold, Method ManMore Soul Plane
- #63 of 93 onThe 85+ Best Stoner Comedies Ever
- #52 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
- #231 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- Morris Chestnut, D.L. Hughley, Bill Bellamy
The Brothers, featuring an ensemble cast led by Morris Chestnut and D.L. Hughley, explored the bonds of friendship, love, and loyalty. The film's engaging storytelling and genuine portrayal of male camaraderie won the hearts of viewers and critics alike.
More The Brothers- #77 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #17 of 84 onThe 75 Best Black Romance Movies
- #68 of 102 onThe Best Movies About Struggling Relationships
- Louis C.K., James Earl Jones, Martin Lawrence
Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins, with an ensemble cast featuring Martin Lawrence, Cedric the Entertainer, and Mo'Nique, delivered a heartfelt exploration of family, fame, and reconciliation. The hilarious family dynamics and tender moments struck a chord with audiences of all backgrounds.
- #24 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
- #140 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #17 of 72 onThe Best Black Comedy Movies Of The 2000s
- Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris, Shemar Moore
Diary of a Mad Black Woman, a dramatic whirlwind penned by Tyler Perry, introduced the iconic character Madea and delved into themes of love, loss, and forgiveness. The film resonated with audiences thanks to its strong performances and multifaceted story.
- #104 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
- #73 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #36 of 84 onThe 75 Best Black Romance Movies
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State Property
Beanie Sigel, Omillio Sparks, Memphis BleekState Property, starring rapper Beanie Sigel, immersed audiences in the violent world of West Philadelphia's criminal underworld. The film's raw and intense storytelling boasted a heavy dose of street culture and intrigue, drawing fans and critics alike.
More State Property- #43 of 146 onThe Best Hood Movies Of All Time
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- #35 of 110 onThe Best Black Action Movies
- Martin Lawrence, Marsha Thomason, Tom Wilkinson
Black Knight, led by the inimitable Martin Lawrence, offered a delightful twist on time-travel tales as the unsung hero found himself in medieval England. Lawrence's comedic genius brought levity and laughs to this uproarious fish-out-of-water adventure.
More Black Knight- #677 of 704 onThe All-Time Greatest Comedy Films
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Brooklyn's Finest
Richard Gere, Don Cheadle, Ethan HawkeBrooklyn's Finest explored the darker side of law enforcement through the perspectives of three conflicted officers, portrayed by Richard Gere, Ethan Hawke, and Don Cheadle. The intense drama and unforgettable performances captivated viewers and critics alike.
More Brooklyn's Finest- #27 of 55 onThe Best Movies About Corrupt Cops
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- #19 of 53 on50+ Movies And Shows With Brooklyn In The Title
- Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson, André Benjamin
Four Brothers, starring Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson, and André Benjamin, showcased a tale of brotherhood and revenge in the face of a family tragedy. The riveting story and gripping action sequences captured viewers' attention and catapulted the film to widespread acclaim.
More Four Brothers- #4 of 9 onJohn Singleton: Movies Directed By John Singleton
- #20 of 143 onThe Best Movies of 2005
- #142 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- Beanie Sigel, Damon Dash, Michael Bentt
State Property 2 expanded on the intense drama of its predecessor, taking audiences back into the dark and violent world of West Philadelphia's underworld. The film's unflinching portrayal of crime, retribution, and moral dilemmas continued to draw fans of the original.
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- Martin Lawrence, Raven-Symoné, Donny Osmond
College Road Trip, starring Martin Lawrence and Raven-Symoné, struck a chord with families and students. The comedic and heartwarming narrative of a father-daughter road trip striking a balance between overprotection and independence resonated with audiences across the board.
More College Road Trip- #106 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
- #267 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #27 of 55 onThe Funniest Road Trip Comedy Movies
- Martin Lawrence, Wendy Raquel Robinson, Breckin Meyer
Rebound, featuring Martin Lawrence as a disgraced coach seeking redemption, provided laughs and inspiration through his journey of self-discovery and guiding a misfit basketball team. The film's endearing characters and winning spirit endeared itself to audiences.
More Rebound- #99 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
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- Al Sharpton, Ice-T, Nia Long
Good Hair, a thought-provoking documentary led by comedian Chris Rock, delved into the complexities of African American hair culture. Through humor and insight, the film opened conversations about identity, beauty, and societal pressures that continue to make an impact.
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Johnson Family Vacation
Cedric the Entertainer, Vanessa Williams, Solange KnowlesJohnson Family Vacation, starring Cedric the Entertainer and Vanessa Williams, took viewers on an unforgettable road trip filled with misadventures, laughs, and heartfelt lessons. The film's focus on love, unity, and the importance of family resonated with viewers young and old.
- #154 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
- #35 of 55 onThe Funniest Road Trip Comedy Movies
- #15 of 81 onThe 70+ Best Black Family Movies, Ranked
- Ice Cube, Cedric the Entertainer, Sean Patrick Thomas
Barbershop 2: Back in Business revived the beloved franchise with a second helping of wit, humor, and camaraderie. The strong ensemble cast, led by Ice Cube and Cedric the Entertainer, continued to explore the dynamic world of the local barbershop, solidifying its place in popular culture.
- #98 of 99 onThe Best Movies Of 2004, Ranked
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Imagine That
Eddie Murphy, Thomas Haden Church, Yara Shahidi - Damon Wayans, Savion Glover, Jada Pinkett SmithMore Bamboozled
- #328 of 472 onThe Best Black Movies Ever Made, Ranked
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- #50 of 72 onThe Best Black Comedy Movies Of The 2000s
- Allen Payne, Angelle Brooks, Aaron D. Spears
Blue Hill Avenue delivered a gritty and powerful portrayal of the harsh realities and moral quandaries faced by four friends growing up in Boston's crime-riddled streets. With its intense storytelling and memorable performances, the film left an indelible mark on viewers.
- Martin Lawrence, Nia Long, Emily Procter
Big Momma's House 2 once again saw the hilarious antics of Martin Lawrence's beloved character, donning the classic disguise to crack a high-stakes case. With its comedic flair and tender moments, the sequel entertained audiences and deepened the series' legacy.
More Big Momma's House 2- #103 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
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- Eddie Murphy, Janet Jackson, Larry Miller
Nutty Professor II: The Klumps saw the return of Eddie Murphy in his hilarious multitude of roles, as the eccentric scientist and his boisterous family. The film's outrageous humor and heart ensured a warm welcome from fans of its predecessor.
- #36 of 123 onThe Funniest Black Movies Ever Made
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- Eddie Murphy, Terence Stamp, Wallace Shawn
The Haunted Mansion, featuring Eddie Murphy as the bumbling protagonist, transformed the popular Disney theme park attraction into a comedic ghostly adventure. The film's mix of humor, thrills, and family-friendly frights delighted audiences of all ages.
More The Haunted Mansion- Dig Deeper...22 Small Details About Disney's Haunted Mansion Ride That Will Delight Any Foolish Mortal
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- Bill Resler, Darnellia Russell, Ludacris
- Benny "Papa Zita" Benjamin, Eddie "Bongo" Brown, James Jamerson
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- Kerry Washington, Anna Simpson, Melissa Martinez